Species Name: Takano'chatta
Species Type: Domesticated (Ground type)
Number Appearing: Herded animals, usually in groups of more than 20.
Reproduction Type: Mammalian (mothers give birth after impregnated and young do feed from mother's milk).
Feeding Type: Frugivore (feeds on fruits)
Areas Found: Pastures, plains, wilder takano are found in forests, or near abandoned metal places.
General Appearance: They appear to be like sheep in strucure, floppy ears, head and feet poking out from a bushel of light blue wool. They have a long tail with a bulbous appendage on the end, in which they rub against their wool to get a static charge up. Their skin is black, mostly, some have been known to be brown or even a light light orange, and their hooves are usually light blue as well. Males are much larger, and their wool coats are darker blue.
Size: Small, most don't grow more than 6 feet tall and 3 feet wide.
Magical Properties: Takano'chatta's wool can be used to make electrically immune threads, but other than that, there is nothing magical about them.
Attacks: Males have large horns that can ram into a threat, and both males and females can obtain enough static shock to paralyze when threatened.